wisconsin

Some one told me that Scotchgard is not available any more, due to the fact that it was taken off the market due to aersols. I miss it.

Wonnie

Oh, bummer, but thanks for your response wisconsin with the update.

jad1044

I made some for Christmas gifts, and were so much appreciated by those who received them; they love their morning coffee or tea in front of their big windows, or patio doors to watch the birds, and love having these to "catch the drips" and they really do last quite a while - but when dirty - wash them - they are not hard to make, not hard to launder - and if you need the pressed look,lay an iron onthem before returning to use... otherwise, just using the laundered ones as is, makes for a used look, and I loved "used".

nycquilter

Maybe I am just not the housekeeper some of the rest of you are (probably better than maybe--) but I've used mine for ages and not washed them and not found them dirty. Though my regular coasters seem to get dirty. Maybe I just don't see the dirt on the fabric?

Happy Tails

Sophie, do you have any pictures? How much did you sell them for? This may be an idea for me to sell to the people at work. I work at Costco so there's lots of people there. Thanks, Wendy

farmquilter

I would like to see a photo also as the embroidery sounds like a much nicer finished product. Please post a picture for us.
Jan from the Thumb of MI

Pam1111

I wssh them as needed. If they look dirty to me in the wash they go! They come out nice and depending on the fabric I may put the iron to them to flatten them down! Very cute to use and quite simple to maintain.

hoppa

wobdering how much you sell this for as thinking of making them for an upcoming sale

annette1952

You could spray them with Scotchguard to help protect them. It helps alot. Hope that helps.

Z Any Mouse

Yes Sophie, please do tell! I've made a number of mug rugs and love to use them around the house, but have not had much success in selling them (except a handful of Halloween ones I made). What was your selling price? I sold mine for $15 each, underpriced for the amount of time I put into them, yet I knew people would not want to pay more for a mini placemat. Btw, I use mine daily for about a week and then throw them in the washer and dryer, no pressing. They hold up just fine.